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Sony releases the Xperia XZ Premium in the Philippines; showcases the rest of the 2017 Xperia Lineup
GadgetsNews May 23, 2017 Ralph Nicolo Manaloto 0
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Sony has officially unveiled their flagship Xperia XZ Premium in the Philippines. It features Sony's Motion Eye technology, which can capture slow-motion videos in...
The flagship smartphone race for 2017 is very much an exciting one, as manufacturers have equipped their top-end models with features such as dual cameras or bezel-less displays. Sony meanwhile, went for a unique camera feature for their flagship, specifically the ability to capture slow-motion videos in 960 frames per second. They revealed this feature of their top-end Xperia XZ Premium at MWC 2017; and today, they've officially announced the phone in the Philippines.
Sony's Xperia line of smartphones are known for their great cameras, and the Xperia XZ Premium is no exception, as it packs a 19 MP, f/2.0 rear camera which promises outstanding photos. Sony also gave the XZ Premium features such as predictive capture, which starts buffering images automatically when it detects motion even before users click; meaning moments won't be missed when using the XZ Premium.
Just a demo of the awesome slow motion capability of the new @sonyphinc #XperiaXZPremium! It can shoot 960 frames per second and a 4K HDR display – the first in a smartphone! It's available for pre-order starting June 1, 2017 for P39990.
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Though the most intriguing feature of the XZ Premium is the Motion Eye camera technology, which enables users to record videos in 960 frames per second. These slo-mo clips are certainly dramatic and can make for unique videos that other smartphones cannot replicate.
The main camera is not the only thing that's high-end in the XZ Premium, as the said phone features a 4K HDR 5.5" display. The phone shares the 4K HDR technology found in Sony BRAVIA TVs, resulting in clearer and more vibrant images/videos.
Sony's Xperia XZ is also quite a looker, as it has a glass loop surface with a luxurious mirrored effect on the back; it's quite a reflective phone though (and a fingerprint magnet, like most flagships nowadays). The XZ Premium also comes with requisite flagship features such as Corning Gorilla Glass 5, and IP65/68 water-resistance and dust-proof certification.
All these features won't amount to much though if the phone doesn't have flagship level power. Thankfully, it does, as the XZ Premium is powered by a top-of-the-line Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, along with 4GB of RAM; meaning the phone is sure to run smoothly, no matter the app.
The Xperia XZ Premium will be available this June for Php45,490, with an option for a 12 month 0% installment payment. The phone comes in Deep Sea Black and Luminous Chrome, with a third color, Bronze Pink, being available in the end of July.
Buyers can also pre-order the XZ Premium from June 1 to 18. Every pre-order comes with a free Sony Wireless Bluetooth Speaker (SBS-XB20) that's worth Php4,999. The promotion is available in Sony Centres and Sony Mobile Stores nationwide.
During the Xperia XZ Premium launch event, Sony also highlighted their newest midranger, the Xperia XA1 Ultra. The XA1 Ultra features a 23 MP main camera, a 16 MP front camera for great selfies, and a 6" borderless display. This super-midranger of Sony will be available in the Philippines soon, with pricing yet to be announced.
These two phones now complete the MWC 2017 Xperia Lineup in the Philippines. The rest of the lineup consists of these two currently released phones:
The 5-inch midrange Xperia XA1.
And the 5.2-inch Xperia XZs (which also features the Motion Eye camera technology).


For the older crowd: The older we get, the less stuff we want. What we want is time or energy. Make a meal, bring it over to them and spend time reminiscing together. Make your own elegant or fun invitation so they have something to unwrap.
For those who volunteer often: Donate to their favorite organization. Call and find out more about the organization and what it might mean to him or her.
For busy people: Give the gift of time. Outsource a task or if the person has said they need to figure out how to "organize life," that's where my services fall. Experiences: Think about experiences year-round and not only ones they can use now. From spa days to museums to lunch with you.
For business owners: We need education to stay current. We need coaching to organize our lives or kick it up a notch. We need technology and office supplies OR someone to take away the old technology and donate it.
For creative people: I'll simply say let your mind go wild, and also pay attention to the fact that it's early December. Keep it simple. Write down any big ideas to return to for a birthday or next holiday season. We all have some creativity inside of us, but if you don't think of yourself that way, what could your giftee create? We are going to the vision board workshop at Canvas Road Show locally. Some towns have painting, pottery or other kinds of studios or classes you could shop and get a certificate to.
What do they say they really always want?
What's happened in their life this year; can you tie a donation to that, or an experience you could gift?
What do they say they never have time for?
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Great points and ideas Sue! Once my sister and I made a memory jar for my parents. On the outside we had old photos. On the inside 52 pieces of paper like fortunes with a personal memory. One for each day of the year. Stuff yes but very special!
My friends who have little kids ask for museum passes.
Myself…this year I am giving my mom the gift of basement decluttering…something she has been nagging my dad about forever!!
Carol – Oh, I love this idea. Imagine, a daily reminder of 52 personal memories and those who wrote them. Beautiful sentiment. Museum passes – great; I love to hear about knowledge being passed along. And decluttering – Yay. No no more nagging, and a new chapter, or at least peace of mind, knowing it's clear and ready for whatever is next!
I really like your breakdowns of different experiential gifts to give, and tying them to something special that's happened in the recipient's life.
The gift of time is so important especially for the generations who crave our time more than anything physical could satisfy. Your thoughtful approach is to be commended!
I'm a bit confused about the names on the afghan though. Are you thinking about the recipient's name so the item doesn't get lost, or the names of family members so the recipient knows who contributed?
Thank you, Moreen, for stopping by and your comments. The afghan names are the recipient's name, but on there multiple times so that it's easy for her and those around her to know it's definitely hers! In case it gets left behind when she's visiting or something like that. I love your other idea, though!
I scanned in every picture I could find of my sister-in-law who passed away last year. I am giving her kids each a memory stick/flash drive with the pictures on it. Small, but memorable and there is extra room on the drive for other things as well.
MIL is dealing with grief and keeps telling me how she needs to go through her father's writing…so if I can pry the boxes away from her I plan to organize them and see what it would take to have them printed/bound into a book for her and others in the family who would cherish his writings. Not for "this" Christmas…but if I set aside time during the year, hopefully it will be done for next Christmas.
Nancy, thank you so much for sharing both of your very touching and practical ideas here. I bet you'll inspire some people with these.


The Congo Men's Network – COMEN – would like to clarify for the public, its partners and Congolese authorities, information circulating over the past week concerning the arrest of our staff and partners on May 06, 2018 in Nyanzale.
COMEN was in Rutshuru territory facilitating the activities of the Rutshuru Women's Synergy for Peace and Development and the work of three journalists, reporting for IRIN and AFP on the synergy, inter-communal violence and human rights violations committed by armed groups operating in the region.
Since 2010 COMEN has been active in North and South Kivu and Ituri provinces and has always cooperated with all stakeholders and institutions of the Congolese State.
An order mission for the trip was signed by the current administrator of Rutshuru territory, local authorities were informed and all participants were in possession of the correct documents in line with the requirements of the country's institutions.
Nonetheless our staff and partners were detained by authorities in Nyanzale. Two journalists – both English nationals – were subsequently deported and a female activist and former Deputy Administrator of Rutshuru territory, Mrs. Liberata Rubumba, was taken into custody.
Two of our staff members – Hubert Masirika and Muthaka Ilot Alphonse – continue to face serious threats from the security services, in particular the National Intelligence Agency.
We appeal to the Congolese authorities to ensure the security of our staff and to take into account the true nature of our mission and work in Congo.
COMEN's vision is to build a just and peaceful Congo where men and women enjoy equal rights. Our activities focus on the fight against inequalities between men and women, sexual and gender-based violence through positive masculinities, responsible fatherhood and conflict management and transformation.
COMEN will continue to serve our communities in strict compliance with the laws and regulations that govern our country and the authority of the state.


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Ahmed Musa briefly Abandons training session, walks up to Fans who Continuously chanted his Name.
Fans of Nigerian Super Eagles Captain, Ahmed Musa has shown their love for the Attacker during a training session with his new club.
Ahmed Musa recently signed for Turkish based Club, Fatih Karagumruk from Nigerian Professional Football League side, Kano Pillars. The 28 years old penned down a 2 years contract with the Club.
While the Turkish League season is yet to Start, Ahmed Musa and his new team are already making enormous preparations for the new season.
SEE HERE: Kano Pillars Creates Embarrassing Photoshop of Lionel Messi on Ahmed Musa's Body
In one of the club's training session at their training Facility, fans of Fatih Karagumruk caught Ahmed Musa's Attention as they tirelessly chanted the Player's name until he was forced to React. Ahmed Musa ran towards the direction of the fans and clapped in appreciation as they chanted his name.
Musa is Already becoming the fans Favourite despite he hasn't featured officially in a game for the team yet.
DON'T MISS: How Much Akwa United will get for Winning the NPFL
Ahmed Musa and his team would welcome Gaziantep on Saturday August 14 in Matchday one of the Turkish Super Lig.
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You've booked your trip to Crete, arranged your car rental with Rent car in Crete and now you want to fit as much as possible into your precious holiday time. That's where our 35 years' experience of island life can help you. Crete is the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean. Its elongated shape spans 260km from east to west and is 60km at its widest point, narrowing to as little as 12km close to Lerepetra. To fit in as many sites as possible, it is a good idea to plan a route to discover the most beautiful cities and regions of Crete.
Starting in Heraklion, where you can pick up your rental car from our convenient collection point at the airport, here are some of our touring tips for a great adventure.
Heraklion – or Iraklio – is the capital of Crete. The city boasts a beautiful old town as well as an impressive harbour fortress, dating back to the Venetian era – a must for those interested in history and culture. Be sure to visit the Archaeological Museum and explore Heraklion before you drive off on your adventure too.
Drive along the coastal road E75 westwards towards Rethymno. The small village of Panormo is just an hour away, where you will find beautiful small streets and typical Greek shops. You can experience authentic Cretan flair, away from the big tourist attractions. With steep cliffs and two small sandy beaches, there's exploring and relaxing in equal measure. Why not spend the night, enjoy a delicious dinner in Panormo and set off early the next day to Rethymno?
With its impressive buildings, it's worth spending a few days roaming around Rethymno. Be inspired by the beautiful buildings, enjoy the ambience of the alleys of the old town and soak up the atmosphere of the harbour's spectacular sea views. Before you get back in your rental car to discover more of Crete, relax for at least a day and try out some of Rethymno's 21 beaches.
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In Chania, you will be able to take in the beautiful old town. Although it's closed to cars, you can park or drop off your car rental at Rent car in Crete and enjoy a stroll down the promenade along the beachfront. The church of St. Nicholas, the synagogue, the market hall, the city park and the Venetian yard at the harbour are all well worth a visit.
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How can a 757 crash into a building and leave no wreckage?
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The estimated budget for the [inauguration] is $30-40 million, but that will not cover security costs.
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I like animals. I like dogs. I can even stand dogs that misbehaive now and then. But the dogs in the yard in my building in Cairo are out of control.
Much like JWZ's fratboys, these dogs are driving me insane.
They bark. Continuously. All freakin' night.
woof woof woof. woof woof woof woof woof woof. woof woof. woof woof woof. woof woof woof. woof.
hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwl woof woof woof woof woof woof. woof. woof.
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woof woof woof woof. woof woof woof. woof. woof woof woof. howwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwll. woof. woof woof.
It starts at about 10am, and goes until about 4am. I drift of to sleep not knowing if they are still barking, or if it is in my dream, or just echoing in my ears.
I threw a tomatos at them – but it didn't help.
A quiet battle is raging over the Bush Administration's plan to appoint a scantily credentialed doctor, whose writings include a book titled As Jesus Cared for Women: Restoring Women Then and Now, to head an influential Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel on women's health policy. Sources tell Time that the agency's choice for the advisory panel is Dr. W. David Hager, an obstetrician-gynecologist who also wrote, with his wife Linda, Stress and the Woman's Body, which puts "an emphasis on the restorative power of Jesus Christ in one's life" and recommends specific Scripture readings and prayers for such ailments as headaches and premenstrual syndrome. Though his resume describes Hager as a University of Kentucky professor, a university official says Hager's appointment is part time and voluntary and involves working with interns at Lexington's Central Baptist Hospital, not the university itself. In his private practice, two sources familiar with it say, Hager refuses to prescribe contraceptives to unmarried women. Hager did not return several calls for comment.
I decided to work late tonight. I walked into the control center just as the operators were breaking their fast. They asked me if I was going to eat anything and I said "no thanks, just finishing up some things".
Next thing you know, they've ordered in a serving from the cafe for me, and placed in front of me. I couldn't refuse, and it was very nice actually.
Then, I get home, and tune into the only TV station I have (the other one is not working anymore) and they have back to back sitcoms: Mad About You, The Bernie Mac Show, Becker, Friends and Frasier. What's not to love?
Tourist vs. Resident: How a country can seem very different.
Egypt through a travellers eyes is very different than through the eyes of an expat living and working here. Cousin Jake, Nicole and Bec have been here for 2 nights, and are getting ready to leave.
As people take advantage of the free long distance calls, I get to listen in on this side of the conversation. They all talk about the craziness as "fun to see", "great to watch it happen". I talk of the craziness as "typical" and "not surprising".
The arab culture is something you can't fight; not that you should fight any culture your emersed in, but since this one seems to be the most different, you have to do more to accept it. So you end up working their hours (8am to 3pm – no lunch) except during Ramadan, when they leave an hour early. And since they dont take lunch, there are no lunch places close by, so it takes an hour and a half to get lunch. Add this all up, and if you tried to work like a Westener, you'd only get 4.5 hours with them each day, one hour less during Ramadan.
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I apologize for the spam, but I have not been able to find anyone who can tell what the following Databasic error means and what I can do to fix it. If anyone has any thoughts or has any questions please contact me.
What if there were some training budget set aside to pay for a few hours each day for senior technical people to answer this kind of thing? A forum environment would work great (like http://srvhus/forum/ [internal link only]). People post questions and answers. Given a few hours set aside, the senior people could make sure that all questions got answered, or at least forwarded on so that it would be.
She shouldn't have to email to all after the big bad email to all warning came out. I'd bet she doesn't know which email specialty group to go to. A forum environment has proven to be one of the best ways to manage information coming in from alot of people. A quick search of google also shows that it might be a good place to learn new skills too.
I'm really wondering if this might help get a bit of the open source spirit into the company. I reckon that open source might be mentally healthy for a company. It helps to reinforce the idea of community. This is what really makes those silicon valley companies look good. Its not the material benifets, but the sense of comunity they seem to have.
Yerba Mate. I've been drinking this instead of coffee for 2 months now, and I feel better for it. Generally, my caffine intake has gone way down, and I haven't had a 3pm crash for a long time (unless I was up till 3am the night before =).
Dont play in the cockpit kiddies.
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Q: Apache mod_proxy_ajp module prematurely sending traffic to spare backend server We've got a pair of Apache 2.4 web servers (web02, web03) running mod_proxy_ajp talking to a pair of Tomcat 7.0.59 servers (app02, app03).
The Tomcat server on app03 is a standby server that should not get traffic unless app02 is completely offline.
Apache config on web02 and web03:
<Proxy balancer://ajp_cluster>
  BalancerMember ajp://app02:8009 route=worker1 ping=3 retry=60
  BalancerMember ajp://app03:8009 status=+R route=worker2 ping=3 retry=60
  ProxySet stickysession=JSESSIONID|jsessionid lbmethod=byrequests
</Proxy>

Tomcat config for AJP on app02 and app03:
<Connector protocol="AJP/1.3" URIEncoding="UTF-8" port="8009" />

We are seeing issues where Apache starts sending traffic to app03 which is marked as the spare even when app02 is still available but perhaps a bit busy.
Apache SSL error log:
[Thu Sep 12 14:23:28.028162 2019] [proxy_ajp:error] [pid 24234:tid 140543375898368] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 207.xx.xxx.7:1077] AH00897: cping/cpong failed to 10.160.160.47:8009 (app02)
[Thu Sep 12 14:23:28.028196 2019] [proxy_ajp:error] [pid 24234:tid 140543375898368] [client 207.xx.xxx.7:1077] AH00896: failed to make connection to backend: app02
[Thu Sep 12 14:23:28.098869 2019] [proxy_ajp:error] [pid 24135:tid 140543501776640] [client 207.xx.xxx.7:57809] AH01012: ajp_handle_cping_cpong: ajp_ilink_receive failed, referer: https://site.example.com/cart
[Thu Sep 12 14:23:28.098885 2019] [proxy_ajp:error] [pid 24135:tid 140543501776640] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 207.xx.xxx.7:57809] AH00897: cping/cpong failed to 10.160.160.47:8009 (app02), referer: https://site.example.com/cart

There are hundreds of these messages in our Apache logs.
Any suggestions on settings for making Apache stick to app02 unless it is completely offline?

A: You are experiencing thread exhaustion in the Tomcat connector causing httpd to think app02 is in a bad state - which, in a way, it is.
The short answer is switch your Tomcat AJP connector to use protocol="org.apache.coyote.ajp.AjpNioProtocol"
The long answer is, well, rather longer.
mod_jk uses persistent connections between httpd and Tomcat. The historical argument for this is performance. It saves the time of establishing a new TCP connection for each request. Generally, testing shows that this argument doesn't hold and that the the time taken to establish a new TCP connection or to perform a CPING/CPONG to confirm that the connection is valid (which you need to do if you use persistent connections) takes near enough the same time. Regaredless, persistent connections are the default with mod_jk.
When using persistent connections mod_jk creates one connection per httpd worker thread and caches that connection in the worker thread.
The default AJP connection in Tomcat 7.x is the BIO connector. This connector uses blocking I/O and requires one thread per connection.
The issue occurs when httpd is configured with more workers than Tomcat has threads. Initially everything is OK. When an httpd worker encounters the first request that needs to be passed to Tomcat, mod_jk creates the persistent connection for that httpd worker and the request is served. Subsequent requests processed by that httpd worker that need to be passed to Tomcat will use that cached connection. Requests are allocated (effectively) randomly to httpd workers. As more httpd workers see their first request that needs to be passed to Tomcat, mod_jk creates the necessary persistent connection for each worker. It is likely that many of the connections to Tomcat will be mostly idle. How idle will depend on the load on httpd and the proportion of those requests that are passed to Tomcat.
All is well until more httpd workers need to create a connection to Tomcat that Tomcat has threads. Remember that the Tomcat AJP BIO connector requires a thread per connection so maxThreads is essentially the maximum number of AJP connections that Tomcat will allow. At that point mod_jk is unable to create the request and therefore the failover process is initiated.
There are two solutions. The first - the one I described above - is to remove the one thread per connection limitation. By switching to the NIO AJP connector, Tomcat uses a Poller thread to maintain 1000s of connections, only passing those with data to process to a thread for processing. The limitation for Tomcat processing is then that maxThreads is the maximum number of concurrent requests that Tomcat can process on that Connector.
The second solution is to disable persistent connections. mod_jk the creates a connection, uses it for a single request and then closes it. This reduces the number of connections the mod_jk requires at any one point between httpd and Tomcat.
Sorry the above is rather a large wall of text. I've also covered this in various presentations including this one.

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True crime story: What really happened to Jane Harrison?
After almost two decades, my family thought we'd finally got the justice we deserved. But then a letter arrived and I felt sickened.
Maxine Harrison, 58, shares her real life story...
I scanned the club and when I spotted my sister being chatted up, I marched over and pulled her aside.
'Jane,' I said. 'What are you doing with that arrogant pig?'
'He's nice,' she replied.
Her admirer was named Kevin. We'd met him earlier that night, but he seemed to think he was God's gift to women.
'You're way better than him,' I told her.
Despite my obvious disapproval, Jane went on to form a relationship with Kevin.
He told her he was married with children, but that he'd recently left his wife.
Jane introduced Kevin to her son Matt from a previous relationship.
In time, she went on to have another son, Alex, with him.
But before long, the initial sparkle in Jane's eyes was replaced with a constant look of worry and fear that puzzled me.
'Is everything OK?' I asked.
'It's Kevin,' she replied glumly. 'He's changed.'
'How do you mean?' I said.
'He's moody and controlling,' she replied. 'I've had enough.'
When she broke up with Kevin, I felt relieved.
One day, I was in the park with Jane and the boys when she froze and looked at me with wide eyes.
'What's wrong?' I asked.
'Kevin's over there,' she said.
Jane, Maxine and sister, Claire source: supplied
I looked across the park and saw him peering out from behind a tree.
'What the…?!' I said.
'He's following me,' Jane replied.
'What the hell is wrong with that man?' I said, furious. 'I told you he was bad news.'
I wanted to shout at him, but instead I followed Jane's lead and ushered the boys out of the park before we made our way home.
I felt shocked when days later Jane said she'd got back with him.
It became extremely difficult to keep up with their volatile on-off relationship. But I vowed to be there for Jane regardless.
One day, Jane rang me and sounded flustered.
'I bought a joint of meat, but it's disappeared,' she said.
'What on earth are you talking about?' I asked.
'It's gone,' Jane replied.
'Shut up!' I said.
'I'm serious,' Jane said.
But it happened again and again. Her clothes and shoes began to vanish, and then Alex's pram disappeared. Jane thought she was going mad.
'No, you're not,' I reassured her. 'I bet Kevin's doing it.'
'No,' she replied. 'He wouldn't.'
Weeks later, Jane said there was a terrible smell in her house.
I dropped by to help her find the cause of the stench.
'It smells like it's coming from the boiler,' I said.
Jane called an engineer.
Our jaws dropped when he found the missing meat wedged down the back of the boiler.
'I told you,' I said. 'Kevin's playing mind games with you.'
Photo of Jane source: supplied
Later, Jane rang me. She wept as she explained she'd confronted Kevin and he'd confessed.
'He took me to a lock-up,' she explained. 'All of my missing things were there.'
'You have to leave him,' I said. 'He's evil.'
Weeks later, I was in bed when a call from Kevin woke me.
'Yes?' I said.
'Is Jane with you?' he asked.
'You know full well she's not,' I replied. 'She's with you.'
'No, she isn't,' he said. 'I dropped her at your mum's.'
His words turned me cold. My mum Dillis wasn't home. She was in Ireland. I hung up and turned to my partner.
'He's killed her,' I said.
I tried to phone Jane, but there was no answer, and I wondered if I was overreacting.
The next morning, Kevin turned up at my home.
'Is Jane here with you?' he asked.
'You know she isn't,' I said. 'She better turn up, Kevin, or I'm going to report her missing.'
Later, when I still hadn't heard from Jane, I phoned Kevin.
'If I haven't heard anything from her by 5 pm, I'm calling the police,' I said firmly.
He told me he'd already reported her missing.
I hung up and phoned the police station right away.
'It's my sister, Jane,' I told an officer. 'Kevin Doherty has reported her missing, but I think he's actually killed her.'
I gave a description of Jane and a search got underway.
It turned out she had last been seen at a shopping centre and police retrieved a CCTV image of her with Kevin.
He was arrested and told police he thought Jane had run off with another man.
Kevin also claimed to have spoken to her on the phone twice since she'd gone missing.
With no body and no hard evidence linking Kevin to Jane's disappearance, he was released.
In time, the active investigation was closed.
My family felt devastated.
Kevin turned his back on Alex and Mum took care of the boys, who missed their loving, doting mother so much.
We all did. Without Jane, the world was a dark, empty place.
In my heart, I knew Kevin had murdered my sister. It sickened and frustrated me to know he'd walked away scot-free.
An image of Kevin Doherty source: supplied
Years passed.
My dad Johnny suffered a stroke and died.
Five years later, Mum passed away from cancer.
It broke my heart to know my parents had gone to their graves not knowing what had happened.
Then, 15 years after Jane had gone missing, there was a breakthrough, and the police reopened the case.
New technology to analyse mobile phone records showed Kevin hadn't been where he'd claimed he was at the time Jane had vanished, and he'd lied when he told police he'd spoken to her twice on the phone after she was last seen.
Kevin was arrested once again.
In time, Kevin Doherty, 57, appeared in court, where he denied murdering my beautiful sister.
The court heard Kevin had been leading a double life and was still with his wife while making a family with Jane.
After Jane's disappearance, he'd rung the flat's landline using his mobile and pretended to Jane's son Matt that he was talking to her.
He'd told a neighbour he was scouring the streets looking for her, but mobile phone records showed he was in fact near a lock-up garage he kept nearby.
At the end of the trial, Doherty was found guilty of manslaughter.
Judge Christopher Moss told him: 'Only you know what truly occurred all those years ago, how she died and where her remains lie. Only you can decide whether anyone will ever know.'
He told Kevin he bore a 'heavy and wicked responsibility' for not letting my family know where he had disposed of Jane's body.
The judge sentenced Kevin to 12 years behind bars.
My family stood up in court and clapped.
We still didn't have closure. We never would, unless Kevin voluntarily revealed what he'd done with Jane's body.
But at least evil Kevin was now where he belonged.
Then, less than halfway into his sentence, I received a letter from a probation officer.
Maxine now source: supplied
As I sat down at home and started to read it, my body began trembling with pure rage.
Kevin was going to be released in November 2018 after serving just half of his 12-year sentence.
Our family and the dedicated police had fought for years to bring Kevin to justice.
His early release felt like an insult to Jane and our efforts.
I told my family: 'He's got away with a slap on the wrist for killing Jane and leaving two children without a mother.'
We believe the law has to be changed around the world.
Whether it's manslaughter or murder, someone who takes a life deserves life in jail.
It's no wonder that crime rates are sky high when this is the punishment for killing someone.
I'm in full support of Helen's Law, a proposal in the UK which will prevent parole for killers who refuse to reveal the location of their victims' bodies.
My life will never be the same without Jane. It pains me every day that we still don't know where she is and can't say goodbye.We can't bury her and can't grieve for her properly.
Kevin will walk the streets a free man and carry on just like before. But because of him, I will be living in hell until the day I die.
If I had my way, he'd be locked up forever. He took the life of our beautiful Jane, so why should he
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From the aftermath of the WannaCry ransomware attack, what went wrong, and how we can avoid similar world-scale attacks in the future.
University and high school students.
The WannaCry ransomware attack was a notable WW cyberattack that took place in 2017.
In this event we analyse what went wrong, and how we can avoid or limit similar world-scale attacks in the future, also leveraging on cognitive security.


so, apart from drinking more water and using products I can't think this is going to tell me anything I don't already know?
Well, it does list the top ten, tested products in useful categories such as moisturisers, hand creams, serums (we are loving serums at the mo) and foundations. even if you don't wear make up most people will use a moisturiser so it is interesting to see which products tested the best. I think that's useful info.
I know Lizzie you might think, as I did, that Jo and Sarah get 'supported' by brands who perhaps persuade them to say positive things about their products, but Sarah was adamant that this doesn't happen and I believed her, she described what her testers have to do for each product and it's a thorough research project involving proper cataloguing of results. Fluffy it ain't and there's no where for a poor performing product to hide.
A lot of women probably find this book amazing! The cover can definitely catch your attention and encourage you to read it. A lot of people can benefit from this, not only women.
That beauty book hit a bulls-eye. Anti-aging is not about beating age, but enhancing it. Like fashion, growing older requires a change in lifestyle. It's best to enjoy the ride. But at the same time, it's important to work hard to keep active and looking good.
Embracing the reality of aging is the true fountain of youth. Of course, there's no harm in trying out these products if only to understand that idea and, of course, to take advantage of the benefits.


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Devon Energy establishes target to reduce methane emissions
Devon Energy announced it is establishing a voluntary, company-specific target to reduce methane emissions for its US oil and natural gas production operations, consistent with its core value of being a good environmental steward. By 2025, Devon will achieve a methane-intensity rate of 0.28% or lower. In 2018, Devon's methane-intensity rate was estimated at 0.32%, which is pending EPA review and third-party verification.
Setting this target signals the next step in Devon's continuing proactive pursuit to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reaffirms the company's commitment to protecting the environment for future generations.
Devon has established a comprehensive and transparent way of accounting for emissions across all its operated assets that goes beyond what's required by the EPA and represents a significant step toward managing climate risk. The company's methane-intensity rate is calculated based on emissions from Devon-operated oil and natural gas production facilities as a percentage of natural gas produced. This includes all sources of emissions as reported to the EPA, plus emissions from all basins that fall below the threshold that require EPA reporting and would otherwise go unreported.
"By continuing to operate responsibly and increasing our focus on leak detection and repair, we're confident we can meet this ambitious target," Dave Hager, Devon President and CEO, said. "The actions we're taking reaffirm our commitment to responsible production operations, going beyond what is required by law in pursuit of continuous improvement in environmental performance."
As part of its overall methane emissions management program and to help achieve and maintain the intensity goal, Devon is proactively executing leak detection and repair (LDAR) at sites where LDAR is not required by federal or state regulation. Devon has trained personnel whose primary focus is conducting infrared camera surveys and ensuring that any necessary repairs are successful. The data collected through this program will allow Devon to establish best management practices and identify technology, equipment and materials for improved performance.
Devon's new methane-intensity measure will be a component of executive and employee compensation, along with short-term emissions performance that already exists.
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Floating seeds remixed is een verzamelalbum met muziek van Ozric Tentacles. Een aantal artiesten remixte de muziek en voorzag ze vooral van een stevigere ritmeachtergrond. De muziek kreeg daardoor in sommige bewerkingen een tranceachtige stijl. Het album laat horen dat de muziekstijl spacerock zoals de Ozrics die spelen, dicht tegen de trance aanleunt en andersom.

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Lowry Financial Advisors, Inc.: Joe Lowry, Sr., ChFC, AIF, AEP, CLU
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Joe Lowry, Sr. helps his clients achieve simplicity.
Lowry, Sr. believes that his mission as a financial advisor is to bring clarity to complex issues affecting individuals, families and institutions, thereby helping them to improve their quality of life.
"Our credo is: If it's important to you, it's important to us," Lowry said.
The Miami native began serving clients in South Florida more than 35 years ago when he founded The Lowry Group. In 1989, he and his family relocated to Gainesville.
Lowry Financial Advisors, Inc., a fee-based, independent advisory firm, was formed in 2000. As a private firm, Lowry Financial Advisors has no obligation to anyone other than its clients.
"I have no agenda when I meet with potential clients," Lowry said. "My goal is to get to know them, listen to their concerns and then model a portfolio that works with who they are."
The firm was registered as a Registered Investment Advisor in 2004 to reflect the formal positioning of Joseph E. Lowry, Jr., as a full partner in the firm. In 2008, Lowry, Jr. was named managing partner.
"The highlight of my day is the opportunity to work with my son," Lowry said.
He said that Lowry, Jr. brings a younger, more analytical perspective to the table, while he has a more intuitive approach to investing. Because they work together on all of their accounts, clients benefit from the mix of the two approaches.
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Lowry stressed that they both are on the same page and are completely compatible regarding their values and concerns for doing what's right for each client. Lowry said that his – and his son's – role is to help put their clients' affairs in order so that their clients can enjoy their families, careers, hobbies and anything else that is important to them.
Lowry's clientele is serious about money, wants above average returns and wants to take little risk. Because of that, he focuses on quality when identifying investment opportunities.
"You do not have to take unneeded risk to get a good return," Lowry said.
Lowry Financial Advisors has about 250 individual and corporate client relationships in 20 states and Latin America. Lowry is a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF), Accredited Estate Planner (AEP) and a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU). Both he and Lowry, Jr. are graduates of Brigham Young University.
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Argento vivo è un romanzo giallo di  Marco Malvaldi del 2013 pubblicato da Sellerio. All'epoca della sua uscita il libro è stato in testa alle classifica di vendita in Italia.

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La trama intreccia le vicissitudini di diverse coppie che, consapevolmente o meno, si intrecciano in un delicato gioco di incastro, innescato al furto di un computer:
Giacomo, scrittore in crisi a cui viene rubato il computer dove è salvato l'unica copia del suo ultimo romanzo, con sua moglie Paola.
Angelica, editor di Giacomo, e il dottor Luzzati, titolare della casa editrice.
Leonardo, esperto informatico con lavoro precario e lettore appassionato con Letizia, sua moglie.
Il questore Corradini, figura un po' squallida, e l'agente Corinna, brillante ma schiacciata dal suo superiore.
Il Gobbo e il Gutta, ladri quasi improvvisati.
Costantino (o anche Ottaviano), abile giocatore di carte disoccupato, e l'ingegnere Tenasso, titolare di una software house.

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Marco Malvaldi, Argento vivo, Sellerio, Palermo 2013
Marco Malvaldi, Argento vivo, legge: De Colle, R., Modena, 2014
Marco Malvaldi, Argento vivo, Mondolibri, Milano 2014
 Marco Malvaldi; Verbrechen auf Italienisch Kriminalroman, München Berlin Zürich Piper Februar 2017

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Romanzi di Marco Malvaldi
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Wilton Park Conference Report: Global constituencies in the NPT regime: how to build consensus for 2015?
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Harald Müller, NP paper No.10, February 2012, 18p.
Giorgio Franceschini, NP paper No.11, February 2012, 16p.
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Cutting through the "fog of war"….maybe
Last weekend reports of CIA-backed Syrian rebels fighting Pentagon Syrian-backed militias emerged in numerous news reports. Here's a LA Times report:
"Syrian militias armed by different parts of the U.S. war machine have begun to fight each other on the plains between the besieged city of Aleppo and the Turkish border, highlighting how little control U.S. intelligence officers and military planners have over the groups they have financed and trained in the bitter five-year-old civil war."
War On The Rocks has a report with a very helpful map, which explains that this isn't really the case in, "ARE CIA-BACKED SYRIAN REBELS REALLY FIGHTING PENTAGON-BACKED SYRIAN REBELS?" by Sam Heller, March 28, 2016. Heller reports:
"This is complicated, but bear with me. The Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are not a monolithic force. Like nearly every other faction in Syria, they're spread across an archipelago of enclaves nationwide. The SDF units clashing with Syrian rebels reportedly supported by the CIA are not supported by the Pentagon —they're from a different enclave. The U.S. military is exclusively supporting the SDF in northeastern Syria on the other side of the Euphrates River. The Pentagon-backed SDF east of the Euphrates is fighting the self-proclaimed Islamic State, not rebels with or without U.S. backing.
The confusion around this news story is a result of wartime Syria's jigsaw-like map of control. The Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) and the SDF umbrella under which they operate are primarily active in northeastern Syria east of the Euphrates River, where they've linked what had been two isolated Kurdish enclaves to form a zone of control along much of Turkey's southern border. But they also control a still-isolated enclave west of the Euphrates River in northwestern Aleppo province called Afrin, as well as a single neighborhood in Aleppo city. Afrin remains separated from YPG/SDF territory east of the Euphrates by a long stretch of Islamic State territory that the U.S. government calls the "Manbij Pocket."
Before February, SDF units in Afrin had periodically clashed with Arab and Turkmen rebels in northern Aleppo province, including some that reportedly receive arms via a combined intelligence cell in Turkey that includes the CIA. Then, in February, the SDF in Afrin took advantage of the chaos caused by a Russian-backed regime offensive around Aleppo city to attack the rebels from the west and grab large sections of the northern Aleppo countryside. The Afrin SDF allegedly enjoyed Russian close air support against these rebels, although they have publicly denied these reports. Some clashes have persisted since then, but the new SDF-drawn lines have mostly held."
http://warontherocks.com/2016/03/are-cia-backed-syrian-rebels-really-fighting-pentagon-backed-syrian-rebels/
Please go read the entire article at the War On The Rocks and look at the map, which makes the disposition of the two SDP forces much clearer and makes Heller's explanation much easier to understand. News agencies should spend some time trying to acquire updated, accurate maps and talk to more analysts familiar with what's going on before running with these stories. US policy assuredly has been a convoluted mess in the ME for a long time, but having some accurate facts from on the ground should always be sought and might help unravel some of the media's added knots of misinformation.
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Thanks for the link to War On the Rocks, Liberty.
Of course, as you well know, most of the MSM has no interest in what is actually happening anywhere on Earth. Their entire focus is on the narratives that they want to further, on the people they want to side with, on the way they want to view themselves as Social Justice Warriors on the side of the Righteous and the Elite. The last thing they want to pay any attention to is the Reality of any situation.
Add that to the fact that our President hates America, and you have the devastating mess in the Middle East getting worse, with little hope that it will get any better.


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Viva may refer to:

Companies and organisations
 Viva (network operator), a Dominican mobile network operator
 Viva Air, a Spanish airline taken over by flag carrier Iberia
 Viva Air Dominicana
 VIVA Bahrain, a telecommunication company
 Viva Entertainment, a Philippine media company
 Viva Films, a Philippine film company
 Viva Media, an interactive entertainment company based in New York City
 Visi Media Asia (branded as VIVA), a subsidiary of Bakrie Group
 Viva Records (Philippines), a Philippine record label
 Viva Records (U.S.), subsidiary of Snuff Garrett Records
 Viva! (organisation), a British animal rights group, which focuses on promoting veganism
 Vision with Values (branded as ViVa), political party in Guatemala
 Victoria-Vanuatu Physician Project (branded as ViVa), a Canadian organization that sends doctors to Vanuatu

Film
 Viva (2007 film), a 2007 film directed by Anna Biller
 Viva (2015 film), a 2015 Irish film directed by Paddy Breathnach
 Viva Las Vegas, a 1964 film starring Elvis Presley

Magazines
 Viva (American magazine), an adult woman's magazine that premiered in 1973
 Viva (Canadian magazine), a magazine focusing on holistic medicine that premiered in 2004
 Viva (Dutch magazine), a Dutch weekly magazine for women that premiered in 2012

Music

Bands
 Viva (band), an Indian pop girl group
 Viva, a 1990s British band, part of the Romo movement

Albums
 Viva (Bananarama album), 2009
 Viva (La Düsseldorf album) or the title song, 1978
 Viva! (Roxy Music album), 1976
 Viva (Xmal Deutschland album), 1987
 Viva!, by Jimsaku, 1992

Songs
 "Viva!", a song by Bond

Radio
 Viva (Sirius XM), a channel on the Sirius XM Radio network
 Viva 963, a former UK radio channel

Television

Channels and networks
 Viva (Brazilian TV channel), a Globosat TV channel
 Oprah Winfrey Network (Canadian TV channel), formerly known as Viva
 Television channels and programming block operated by Viva Communications in the Philippines
 Pinoy Box Office, a film channel launched in 1996, formerly known as Viva Cinema until 2003
 Viva TV (Philippine TV channel), a general entertainment television channel launched in 2009, formerly known as Viva Cinema until 2012
 VIVA (German TV channel)
 Viva Cinema, former name of Viva TV, a Philippine channel
 VIVA Media, a German music television network
 Viva (UK and Irish TV channel), a former music and entertainment channel
 VIVA Austria, German music and entertainment channel
 VIVA Germany, music network which was available throughout Europe
 VIVA Poland, a music and entertainment channel

Television shows
 Viva La Bam, an American reality television series that aired on MTV
 Viva Variety, an American sketch comedy series that aired on Comedy Central

Transportation

Automobiles
 Chevrolet Viva, a Russian subcompact sedan
 Perodua Viva, a Malaysian supermini hatchback
 Vauxhall Viva, a British compact car
 Daewoo Lacetti, a Korean compact car, sold in Australia and New Zealand as the Holden Viva
 Opel Karl, a German supermini hatchback, sold in the United Kingdom and Ireland as the Vauxhall Viva

Transit systems
 Viva Rapid Transit, a bus transit system in Ontario, Canada

Other
 IBM ViVA, Virtual Vector Architecture by IBM
 Viva! (organisation), a British animal rights group
 Viva (actress) (born 1938), American actress, writer and Andy Warhol model
 Viva Backus, a Peruvian brand of soft drink
 Viva, Iran, a village in Mazandaran Province
 Viva Kerala, a professional football club based in Kerala, India
 Viva Palestina, a British-based registered charity to the Gaza Strip
 Viva Piñata, a computer game for the Xbox 360 games console
 Viva (interjection), an expression meaning "long live"
 Viva World Cup, an international football tournament organized by the NFB
 Viva, short form of viva voce, another name for an oral exam
 Viva, a diminutive of the Russian first names:
 male first name Aviv
 female first name Aviva
 VIVA, a brand name of heavy-duty paper towels owned by Kimberly-Clark
 Viva, a brand of BSH Hausgeräte
 ViVa, a 1931 collection by e. e. cummings

See also
 Viva voce (disambiguation)


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Home » News » Town » Council addresses obesity at borough's first dedicated summit
Council addresses obesity at borough's first dedicated summit
Professionals and community groups gathered together today (Friday 8 February) to tackle obesity throughout Thurrock at the borough's first Whole Systems Obesity Summit.
Hosted by Thurrock Council at Orsett Hall, the Whole Systems Obesity Summit showcased the council's new approach to challenging increasing obesity trends in Thurrock to over 100 attendees. Those present first listened to a range of speakers including the Director of Public Health, Ian Wake, and Mark Cortnage, who founded Shift the Timber – a physical activity programme for Thurrock residents.
Attendees then took part in one of five workshops aimed at preventing obesity. Topics included:
enabling schools and services to help children and young people achieve a healthy weight
improving food and physical activity environments
increasing positive community influences
improving how to identify and manage obesity
Key partners who attended the event included:
local school head teachers and staff
GPs and primary care colleagues
Thurrock Council colleagues from health, social care and environment
voluntary and charitable organisations
By working together throughout the day, attendees successfully developed a strong partnership focused on identifying and addressing local causes of obesity.
The Whole Systems Obesity Summit is part of Thurrock Council's Whole Systems Obesity Strategy, which is due to be published in April 2019 by the council's Public Health team. It aims to engage multiple sectors to achieve key goals in tackling this local issue.
Cllr James Halden, portfolio holder for education and health, said: "Obesity is a real problem throughout Thurrock and can cause significant health issues in both children and adults, ranging from high blood pressure to Type Two diabetes.
"This summit illustrates our new approach towards tackling obesity and has helped us to identify key partners who we can work with towards a vision of better health and wellbeing."
By: Thurrock Council | Date: 11-02-2019
Source: https://www.thurrock.gov.uk/news/improving-your-health/council-addresses-obesity-at-boroughs-first-dedicated-summit
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If you're looking for a guarantee from this year's Rangers team, you won't get it.
Mark Messier's guarantee before Game 6 of the 1994 Eastern Conference finals is irrelevant to a Rangers team that finds itself in a 3-2 series hole going into a win-or-the-season-ends match in New Jersey, exactly like the captain's squad did 18 years ago.
But both sides dismissed the subject as wholly unrelated to this series when it was raised Thursday.
"Not to disrespect what happened, but that has nothing to do with how we're preparing, I guess, is the best way to put it," Rangers coach John Tortorella said.
The only player on either team that played in the 1994 series is Martin Brodeur. Then, like now, he was the Devils' starting goaltender.
The first five games of the series have supported Brodeur's argument. Even though both teams have scored 12 goals apiece in the series, it has been the Devils who have the better of play throughout. The Rangers have been bothered by the ferocity of the Devils' forecheck, and have been forced to play defense for long stretches.
Yet the Rangers are confident going into tonight's match because of the way they dominated the Devils in Game 5. The Rangers held onto pucks and consistently forechecked for the first time in the series.


And get ready for Festival Zéro Déchet, created by two zero-waste bloggers. The first edition last year drew 7,000 people.
The festival's all-female organizing team also created the Association Québécoise Zéro Déchet (aqzd.ca).
Based on zero waste guru Bea Johnson's five Rs — refuse (excess packaging, etc.), reduce, reuse, recycle and rot (or compost) — the zero waste movement is gaining momentum. The AQZD adds one more R to the mix: repair.
Whether you're a zero-waste novice or you're already trying, everyone can learn a thing or three from Johnson, whose family generates a pint-size jar of waste per year.
Known for her book Zero Waste Home and her blog (zerowastehome.com), Johnson finds creative ways to cut out the unnecessary with her 100 tips to reducing household waste.
The website zerowastecanada.com is also a good resource.
Some schools are getting in on the action this week, launching zero waste lunchbox challenges.
With all that in mind, and to get you started, here are 10 ways to reduce your household waste.
Cut out packaging. Montreal has already banned plastic bags, but paper's not great either. Bring reusable bags everywhere. Zero waste Montreal grocery stores such as Loco and Méga Vrac sell products with no packaging.
Compost. People put way too much in the garbage, and food is at the top of the list. Put all your food scraps in the compost bin and you'll be shocked at how small — and light — your trash bags become.
Recycle. It seems obvious, but it bears repeating: anything paper, glass or metal should be going in the recycling bin. Granted, Quebec recycling plants are not able to keep up with demand and there are important questions as to where our recycling goes and how much of it gets properly recycled, but if we don't start somewhere, we'll never get anywhere. That said, ideally, you're not putting things in the garbage or the recycling bin, because you're not creating waste.
Get a reusable water bottle, bring it around with you, use it. Disposable water bottles are a scourge, a scam and an environmental menace. Our tap water is pretty damn good, and there are excellent, reasonably priced water filters out there. You can get a Brita, a fridge with a water dispenser (and filter), or great filters that attach to your kitchen faucet.
Pass on old clothes, buy used clothes. The average North American throws out 81 pounds of clothing each year, which is nuts. Places like Le Chaînon and Renaissance will be happy to take your old outfits off your hands. As part of Quebec Waste Reduction Week, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Greater Montreal is encouraging people to empty their closets and register for the organization's used clothing home pickup service. The re-sold clothing represents 50 per cent of BBBS's annual financing.
Buy reusable containers. You can purchase eco-friendly shampoo, dish soap, laundry soap, and cleaning products at shops like Loco and Coop Coco. Just bring your own containers and refill them each time. If you're a real keener, check out Bea Johnson's website or book for ideas on how to make your own versions of any of the above with things like baking soda, vinegar and castile soap.
Household cleaning. Industrial cleaning products are environmental killers, releasing all kinds of toxic elements into the air and water supply. Eco-friendly alternatives will give you a clean conscience, and you may well find you prefer the gentler, less abrasive odours.
Eco-fy your laundry. Run bigger loads, less frequently. When possible, hang to dry. And use eco-friendly detergent.
Erase your paper trail. Sign up for electronic bills and statements. Reuse single-side printed paper: print on both sides, or use reverse side for notes and lists. Save and re-use envelopes and paper bags.


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What price separation from Europe?
By Cal Thomas |
PUBLISHED: June 2, 2017 at 8:20 a.m. | UPDATED: June 17, 2021 at 5:44 a.m.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has had enough of President Trump. Speaking last Sunday in a Munich beer hall, Merkel suggested that Europe may no longer be able to rely on the United States as a faithful ally and that the continent "really must take our fate into our own hands."
I had three reactions to this. The first was: You ingrate. We bailed you out twice in the 20th century at enormous cost in blood and treasure. After World War II, the Marshall Plan rebuilt your nation, even though your people elected Adolf Hitler and brought the destruction on yourselves.
My second reaction was: Good! It's about time Europe started paying its own way and stopped relying on its U.S. "sugar daddy" for protection while nations focused on their own economies.
Then a third thought occurred to me: This is precisely what Russia's Vladimir Putin wants to happen. Separating Europe from the United States would give him more opportunities to expand Russian territory and engage in other ventures not in the best interests of Europe, or America.
What irritates Merkel and even her opposition in the September election, apparently, is President Trump's refusal to accept "climate change" as fact and to assure Europe the U.S. will honor the Paris Agreement signed by President Obama. Trump has called climate change a "hoax," but during the G-7 meeting in Brussels he used less acerbic language in conversations with other leaders. Some media reports quoted a "White House adviser" as saying the president's views are "evolving" on the issue. The adviser added the president will do what's in the best interests of the U.S.
For conservatives, "evolving" has come to mean one's mind is about to change to a position opposite the one he once fervently held. Last December, Politico reported that Trump's daughter, Ivanka, who believes in climate change, wants to use her position as an adviser to her father to change his mind.
Europe has often been on the wrong side of issues (Merkel's open border policy to Muslim immigrants being just the latest), and this time appears to be no exception. A poll published in February by FG Wahlen for German public broadcaster ZDF, found 78 percent of Germans "very concerned" about the policies of President Trump. That was 20 percent more than those concerned about the policies of Putin.
More evidence that a majority of Germans are making bad choices came from an event featuring Merkel and former President Barack Obama. For reasons that appear to have nothing to do with his accomplishments (he received the Nobel Peace Prize, an indulgence in wishful thinking), most Germans still admire Obama, as evidenced at an appearance with Merkel in Berlin last week.
Whatever electoral benefit Merkel might gain from her statements about Trump, neither Europe nor the U.S. can afford a rupture in their Atlantic partnership. If "climate change" is the main cause of the tension, then a debate about it should take place with climate scientists from both sides participating, something that is rarely if ever seen because climate change fanatics behave like cult members, ignoring all contrary evidence and intimidating and silencing opposing views.
While Merkel probably won't carry through on her threat – she needs America, as does the rest of Europe to keep Putin at bay – just the suggestion of a separation could be enough for Putin to try and seize more territory and solidify Russia's annexation of Crimea and his occupation of parts of Ukraine.
The partnership between Europe and America for the last 70-plus years is too important to let emotions and personalities divide us.
Readers may email Cal Thomas at tcaeditors@tribpub.com.
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class OrganizationsController < ApplicationController
  before_filter :load_organization_from_current
  authorize_resource
  before_filter :show_breadcrumbs

  # GET /:organization_slug
  def show
    @accounting_plans = current_organization.accounting_plans
    @org_url = organization_path(current_organization.slug, @organization)
  end

  # PATCH/PUT /:organization_slug
  def update
    if @organization.update(organization_params)
      redirect_to "/#{@organization.slug}", notice: 'Organization was successfully updated.'
    else
      render :show
    end
  end

  private

  # Only allow a trusted parameter "white list" through.
  def organization_params
    params.require(:organization).permit(Organization.accessible_attributes.to_a)
  end

  def show_breadcrumbs
    @breadcrumbs = [[@organization.name]]
  end

  def load_organization_from_current
    if params[:organization_slug]
      @organization = current_organization
    end
  end
end

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Q: Please explain where the $2x$ came from in this cubic identity: The question is to factorize the difference of cube identity $(x + 1)^3 - y^3$
I obviously want to put it in the form of $(a - b)(a^2 + ab + b^2)$
My working out:
$(a - b) = (x + 1) - (y) = (x + 1 - y)$
$(a^2 + ab + b^2) = (x^2 + 1) + (x + 1)(y) + (y^2) = (x^2 + 1 + xy + y + y^2) $
Therefore,
$=(x + 1 - y)(x^2 + 1 + xy + y + y^2)$
Much to my dismay, the correct answer is..
$=(x + 1 - y) (x^2 + 2x + 1 + xy + y + y2)$
Any help would be much appreciated, regards.

A: Note that
$$a^2+ab+b^2={\mathbf{\color{red}{(x+1)^2}}}+(x+1)y+y^2$$
and $(x+1)^2\neq x^2+1$.

A: You made an error while substituting into $(a^2 + ab + b^2)$ .


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Performance Analysis for Phase II
Author: UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation
As the largest global programme addressing FGM, the UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: Accelerating Change plays a critical role in achieving Sustainable Development Goal target 5.3, calling for the elimination of all harmful practices by 2030.
A companion booklet to How to Transform a Social Norm, Performance Analysis for Phase II outlines the key results achieved during this phase of the Joint Programme (2014-2017). It analyses progress in quantitative terms, pointing to the positive difference the programme has made in galvanizing support for the elimination of FGM: more than 24.6 million individuals made public declarations of FGM abandonment, some 3.3 million women and girls accessed prevention, protection and care services across 16 countries, and 13 countries have laws banning FGM, with similar laws pending in three more countries.
This progress demonstrates the sustainability of the Joint Programme's interventions.
Survivors of gender-based violence get a fresh start in Morocco
"I was forced to leave home with my baby in my hands," Khadija, 42, told UNFPA.
"We are working against all odds": Despite progress, FGM and child marriage numbers cause alarm
"We're needing to speed up," said UNFPA Executive Director Natalia Kanem at a high-level event.
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"We would sleep in the streets and wake up in the streets," a pregnant women told UNFPA.


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Q: Where is the file man? I have a question about the location of the file man, because some people told me it is in /usr/share/man, while other people told me: it's in usr/share/doc.
Where is it?

A: man is a command used for displaying manuals.  You very seldom have to care where the actual manuals are stored.
To get the manual for, e.g., the ls command:
$ man ls

To get the manual for the man command itself:
$ man man

If you have manuals stored in a non-standard location, for example $HOME/local/share/man:
$ env MANPATH="$HOME/local/share/man" man somecommand

The default MANPATH is set up using /etc/manpath.config on many Linux systems, and may be viewed with the manpath command.
The directory /usr/share/doc may contain documentation which is not in man format. This may be README files, copyright information, and other bits of info not necessarily directly related to how to use a piece of software.


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import React, { Component } from 'react';
import GrommetMap from 'grommet/components/Map';
import Anchor from 'grommet/components/Anchor';
import Button from 'grommet/components/Button';
import DocsArticle from '../../../components/DocsArticle';

GrommetMap.displayName = 'Map';

const DATA = {
  categories: [
    {id: 'category-1', label: 'First category', items: [
      {id: 'item-1-1', node: 'First item'},
      {id: 'item-1-2', node: 'Second item'},
      {id: 'item-1-3', node: 'Third item'}
    ]},
    {id: 'category-2', label: 'Second category', items: [
      {id: 'item-2-1', node: 'Fourth item'},
      {id: 'item-2-2', node: 'Fifth item'}
    ]},
    {id: 'category-3', label: 'Third category', items: [
      {id: 'item-3-1', node: 'Sixth item'},
      {id: 'item-3-2', node: 'Seventh item'}
    ]}
  ],
  links: [
    {parentId: 'item-1-1', childId: 'item-2-2'},
    {parentId: 'item-1-2', childId: 'item-2-2'},
    {parentId: 'item-1-2', childId: 'item-2-1'},
    {parentId: 'item-2-2', childId: 'item-3-1'},
    {parentId: 'item-2-1', childId: 'item-3-2'}
  ]
};

export default class MapDoc extends Component {

  render () {
    return (
      <DocsArticle title='Map' action={
        <Button primary={true} path='/docs/map/examples'
          label='Examples' />
        }>

Shows a graph of nodes and links between them.

          <GrommetMap data={DATA} />

Properties

active           {'{string}'}

The id of the currently active item, if any.

linkColorIndex   {'{category}-{index}'}

The color identifier to use for the link lines.
              For example: 'graph-1'.
              See <Anchor path='/docs/color'>Color</Anchor> for
              possible values.

data             {`{
  categories: [
    { id: {string}, label: {string},
      items: [{ id: {string}, label: {string}, node: {node} }, ...] },
    ...],
    links: [{ parentId: {string}, childId: {string},
      colorIndex: {string} }, ...]
}`}

An array of objects describing the data.

onActive        {'{function (string)}'}

Hover handler. The hovered id is passed as an argument.
              When the user is ceases to hover over an
              item, undefined is passed as an argument.

vertical  true|false

Whether to orient the map vertically.

      </DocsArticle>
    );
  }
};


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